Ceiling PIR senor

[JohnW2]

link dont work for me john

Thanks. Very odd. I've just re-pasted the identical link (it was still in my clipboard), and it seems to work now!

Kind Regards, John

 

[333rocky333]

Works now john.
though i worry about using them with there uninsulated leads, does anyone make them with sealed insulated leads.

 

[Iggifer]

Works now john.
though i worry about using them with there uninsulated leads, does anyone make them with sealed insulated leads.

The Danlers Carload has insulated tails, but for the price difference, I'd just strip some insulation from some 1mm² T+E and use that.

 

[JohnW2]

Works now john. though i worry about using them with there uninsulated leads, does anyone make them with sealed insulated leads.

Dunno - but it's nothing a couple of bits of sleeving won't cure!

Kind Regards, John

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Looking to replace a switch with a ceiling PIR in a little walk way in our house.

Why is the light switch no good for turning the light on and off?

 

[jamesdean1986]

Looking to replace a switch with a ceiling PIR in a little walk way in our house.

Why is the light switch no good for turning the light on and off?

Walk through to the dining room so PIR is more efficient if hands are full

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Get a low energy lamp instead.

Oh - hang on....

At the moment it is just a standard ceiling rose with an energy efficient bulb.

Just leave it on - it will be more efficient than installing a PIR. Even not accounting for the breakages when you drop things because you're walking through with your hands full but need to turn cartwheels to get the PIR to realise you are there...